Opting out of clojure-ts-mode after initial activation

[yuhan0]

Upon being loaded this package "takes over" from clojure-mode, causing all .clj[s|c] files to automatically open in clojure-ts-mode.

After giving it a brief try however, I found some rough edges that still made it unsuitable for everyday use, and had to manually revert the major-mode remappings - here is the code for anyone interested:

(defun clojure-ts-opt-out ()
  "Revert major-mode remapping of clojure buffers"
  (interactive)
  (setq major-mode-remap-alist
        (thread-last major-mode-remap-alist
                     (remove '(clojure-mode . clojure-ts-mode))
                     (remove '(clojurescript-mode . clojure-ts-clojurescript-mode))
                     (remove '(clojurec-mode . clojure-ts-clojurec-mode)))))

(Of course still being able to activate it on a per-buffer basis by calling M-x clojure-ts-mode)

clojure-ts-mode/clojure-ts-mode.el

Line 1086 in 9662b6c

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Perhaps this logic could be put behind a defcustom allowing users to opt in/out of clojure-ts-mode everywhere? I personally don't think it's ready yet to completely replace the existing clojure-mode, and the default can always be changed in the future when it reaches feature parity.

[bbatsov]

Yeah, I can change this behavior, so it's easier to switch between the mode. This can be behind a defcustom, and we can also have have some toggle command that updates the mode mappings.

[bbatsov]

(also - feel free to convert this to an issue)

[yuhan0]

Hm, don't think I have the ability to convert this into an issue - but in any case, if you're alright with a defcustom I can create a PR for it - thinking -activate/ -deactivate pair of commands instead of a toggle.

[yuhan0]

Resolved by #64, thanks!